About the opportunity
TELME is a two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s programme in Teaching, Learning and Multilingual Education delivered by 5 leading European universities across 5 countries. Students earn two national degrees, study abroad in two different countries, and join a global cohort. The consortium partners include Université Rennes 2 (France), Åbo Akademi University (Finland), University of Limerick (Ireland), Universidad de Burgos (Spain), and Adam Mickiewicz University Poznań (Poland). The programme combines applied linguistics, inclusive pedagogy, and digital tools across 120 ECTS, offering six mobility pathways and a multilingual profile.
Funding and benefits
- Circa 12 full EU scholarships per cohort offering €1,400 per month for up to 24 months
- Full insurance included for all students at no extra cost
- Option for self-funded or externally funded study (using national, bilateral, or private programmes such as Eiffel, Fulbright, or CSC)
Who can apply?
- Open to applicants worldwide
- Admitted students can join either as EU scholarship holders (highly selective) or as self-funded/externally funded students
When to apply
- Applications open 3 October 2026
- Scholarship deadline 3 January 2027
How to apply
- Submit your application through the official TELME portal when applications open
Additional information
- Graduates receive two national Master's degrees — one from each host university — co-branded by all 5 TELME institutions and recognized across Europe under the Bologna Process.
Our Take on This Opportunity
This section reflects Open Opportunities’ own analysis of the opportunity from an applicant’s perspective.
You may be a strong fit if…
- Students interested in applied linguistics, inclusive pedagogy, and digital education tools
- Individuals seeking a truly international experience across multiple European countries
- Those aiming to earn dual national Master's degrees recognized under the Bologna Process
What should you think carefully about?
- The EU scholarship is highly selective, so you should have a backup plan for self-funding
- You must be prepared for the logistical demands of studying in two different countries over two years
- Verify if your specific academic background aligns with the consortium's multilingual profile requirements
How could this fit your current goals and plans?
This program is ideal for those who want to specialize in multilingual education while building a global professional network. The mobility structure allows you to gain diverse cultural perspectives, making it a strong choice for anyone targeting a career in international education, research, or policy.
Our take
Applicants with a strong interest in multilingualism and education should consider this, especially if they are competitive for the EU scholarship or have access to external funding.
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